Adolescent Nonresidential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services Sample Clauses

Adolescent Nonresidential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services. Contractor’s basic adolescent nonresidential alcohol and drug treatment program shall include: 1. Intake, assessment (utilizing a standardized assessment instrument approved by the Alcohol and Drug Services Manager, or her designee), recovery planning, individual and group counseling, relapse prevention, case management services, and follow-up at 6 months and 12 months after intake for each program participant. 2. Provide or make available, ancillary support services including basic education/literacy assessment and training, and HIV/AIDS, HEP A.B.C, and STD testing and education. 3. Provide or facilitate two (2) alcohol and drug free socialization activities for program participants during the course of each twelve (12) week program. 4. Develop an aftercare plan with each program participant prior to completion of the final phase of the NNA nonresidential alcohol and drug treatment program. The plan will include group and individual support for continued recovery, relapse prevention, education, and continuing linkages with community services. 5. Provide access to community based self help meetings including Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous and /or other self-help groups for program participants during their participation in the program. 6. Provide a minimum of three (3), one (1) hour individual family counseling sessions for adolescent program participants and their parents or caregivers during the course of their twelve (12) week program. 7. Provide bi-monthly one (1) hour individual counseling sessions for each adolescent program participant during the course of their twelve (12) week program. 8. Provide two (2) hour alcohol and drug treatment group sessions weekly. 9. Contractors adolescent treatment services will comply with the terms and requirements of the County’s most recent Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services Request for Proposals and The Youth Treatment Guidelines (2002). In accordance with the Guidelines, the target population is “youth in at-risk environments” between the ages of 12 and 17. 10. A high priority should be placed on identifying children with AOD problems within other public service systems, such as schools, child protective services, county mental health, prenatal AOD programs, probation, and, Medi-Cal and Healthy Families programs. 11. In accordance with the guidelines, family counseling must be provided as part of youth treatment. 12. The following are minimum critical requirements from the Youth Treatment G...
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Adolescent Nonresidential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services. Contractors basic adolescent nonresidential alcohol and drug treatment program shall include: 1. Intake, assessment (utilizing a standardized assessment instrument approved by the Alcohol and Drug Services Manager, or her designee), recovery planning, individual and group counseling, relapse prevention, case management services, and follow-up at 6 months and 12 months after intake for each program participant. 2. Provide or make available, ancillary support services including basic education/literacy assessment and training, and HIV/AIDS, HEP A.B.C, and STD testing and education. 3. Provide or facilitate two (2) alcohol and drug free socialization activities for program participants during the course of each twelve (12) week program. 4. Develop an aftercare plan with each program participant prior to completion of the final phase of the NNA adolescent nonresidential alcohol and drug treatment program. The plan will include group and individual support for continued recovery, relapse prevention, education, and continuing linkages with community services. 5. Provide access to twelve-step meetings including Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous and /or other self-help groups for program participants during their participation in the program. 6. Provide a minimum of three (3), one (1) hour individual family counseling sessions for adolescent program participants and their parents or caregivers during the course of their twelve (12) week program. 7. Provide bi-monthly, one (1) hour individual counseling sessions for each adolescent program participant during the course of their twelve (12) week program. 8. Provide two (2) hour alcohol and drug treatment group sessions weekly.
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